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maiwand85 β Sauron vs Isildur
Published: 2009-05-06 17:02:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 25461; Favourites: 396; Downloads: 2573
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Being a big fan of Tolkien lore, i decided it to be the perfect idea for the theme Good vs Evil. The Last Allaince of Men and Elves fought against the armies of Mordor on the slopes of Mount Doom. At the climax of the battle, Sauron stands triumphant over Isildur, who is beside the body of Elnedil waiting for his impending doom to come.Related content
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According to Professor Tolkien's Lore, in the books...Isildur had absolutely nothing to do with "The Fall of Sauron". It was actually The High-Elf-King-GilGalad & The King of Arnor- Gondor Elendil "The Tall" who was Isildur's Father, who both defeated Sauron in Mortal Combat. They both lost their lives, however Sauron Himself was "physically" overthrown
with his "one ring" still very much on his ring finger. The only thing Isildur did was take the ring from Sauron AFTER GilGalad & Elendil lost their lives doing it in Sauron's defeat.
Read the books again. Peter Jackson re-wrote many things for the big screen. I don't take anything from him, he did an excellent job, but Professor Tolkien wrote the books, not
Peter Jackson. Look it up on theonering.net
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I know that. But I'm sure that if Tolkien would have enjoyed Jackson's trilogy. And the re-writing thing wouldn't bother him (except Saruman's death and the scene where the Witch-King overpowers Gandalf). I mean, Sauron never directly appeared in the books except when the ring was destroyed and his shadow-avatar (at the size of a mountain) reached his hand to the armies of Gondor and Rohan, right before collapsing and dying.
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Detail checks: Isildur cut off the finger containing the Ring. Remember Gollum's comment, 'Yes. He has only four (fingers) on the Black Hand,...' . From Two Towers, in part IV. So Isildur was present at his father's, and Gil-Galad's deaths, both at Sauron's hand. But Isildur's condition at that moment is not given.
As to Sauron's size, it's not fully clear, even from the description that does exist in The Silmarillion. The size of the Maiar generally isn't mentioned, but one can assume that they were at least elven-sized, and that was usually taller than a man.
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That was always thing that impressed me most about movie!verse Sauron. He's frikin huge and that mace. Love that mace.
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Go Isildor Kick Sauron Ass or better yet Slice his finger with the ring off.
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Sorry for the really long reply! Just a few more seconds and he be slicing some fingers!
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really you going to draw another picture of Isildor slicing the ring off Sauron finger?
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Hahaha! No! I was imagining the next scene!
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I see.
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also just curious do you take request?
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Sure! What do you want
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could you draw how the Nine men became the Ringwraith or show them with there rings?
and drawΒ show Sauron taking his mask off of him to see what he looks like.
and draw how he became Sauron?Β
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HOLY POPTARTS!!!! DAAANG HE'S TALL!! You did a great job with this picture and catching the fear in Isildur's face
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Wow! It took me like nearly a year to get back! Id be scared if he was standing infront of me!Β
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I'd probably turn white and seize
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This.....is....Pheonomal. Fantastic it feels as if im being sucked into the story here.
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Thank you very much! Glad you like it!
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That is some epic shit right there, brilliant
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thanks brother marine!
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The comment cam from the heart and its the least I could do
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